The ranking of the largest employers in Romania is dominated by state-run companies, relative to the actual number of employees, but private firms lead by far in terms of turnover, profit and employee efficiency, as per an analysis by financial analysis platform RisCo.ro.
Over 80% of employers plan salary increases in 2026 after a year marked by moderate pay growth, according to the HR Trends 2026 study conducted by Randstad Romania, a leader in the human resources services market.
Romania’s Competition Council has opened an investigation into a possible abuse of dominant position by national railway company CFR SA, as manager of the electrified railway infrastructure, respectively whether certain company actions limit the access of other suppliers on the energy market for electrical locomotives and trains.
BRD Groupe Société Générale plans to distribute half of 2025 net profit to shareholders, with the bank set to subject the proposal to a vote during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on April 29th, 2026.
Romanian battery manufacturer Prime Batteries has for the first time been added to the list of the best energy storage equipment makers (tier 1) globally, in a ranking drawn up by BloombergNEF.
Real estate developer One United Properties in 2025 registered residential sales and pre-sales worth EUR174 million, against RON227 million in 2024, corresponding to 57,018 sqm of residential and commercial spaces.
BRD Group, controlled by French group Société Générale, in 2025 registered a RON4.35 billion net banking income, up 8%, and RON1.54 billion net profit, 6% higher than in 2024.
Transilvania Construcţii, a company that develops, owns and manages industrial properties under TRC Parks network, controlled by Timofte family of Cluj-Napoca, ended 2025 with total turnover worth EUR20.8 million.
Holde Agri Invest (HAI.RO), one of the largest operators of farmland in Romania, has secured total funding of RON35 million for its ongoing operations and working capital.